The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-11-18
STATE ELECTIONS.
Result OF the November Elections as Fore
Swallowed by First Returns.

Result the November Elections rs Fore
Swallowed by First Returns.
New YoHk, Nov. 9-New York and
Kings Counties and 94s election districts
IN the Stale outside Of these counties. give
Cook 1924, 533; Grant. 2S3 IA: Huntington,
~, 294; George, 59,3l3. The same precincts
in 1885 gave Hill 345 l13; Davenport. 3D.
13S; Bascom, 1881. This appears to indi-
cate that of the Henry George support aud
the increase in the Prohibition vote about
10000 had been drawn from the Republican
and %. 00O from the Democratic party. So
fer as known the new Legislature will
stand: Assembly, Republicans, %; Demo-
Gratis, IS; Senate, Republicans. "a; Demo-
Gratis, IL. The last Senate had a Republic
ans and 81 Democrats and the Senate 70 Re
publicans and IL Democrats.
The Herald says: New York State has
gone Democratic by 10000 to 1900 ma
jorty."
The Sun SAYS Georges vote will not
reach 1900 in New York State.
$3.50 a. m.-The total estimated plurality
OF Cook over Grant in the State at this
hour is from Is, GO to 1900
PENNSYLVANIA.
Nov. 9, $50 a. m.-The
State, with nineteen counties still to hear
Treasurer. q, PAP plurality These figures
include both Philadelphia and Allegheny
Counties.
Unofficial returns from twenty-sx wards
out Of thir,y-onc in the city give: For
State Treasurer. Hart, Republican. a., i31;
McGrann, Democrat, 81, 232; for sheriff,
Leeds, Republican, CASA; Krumbhsar,
Democrat. "a, 1876; for comptroller. Maloney,
Republican. 69,S43; Dechert, Democrat,
1928 Both krumbhaar and Dechert are
elected. Pierre, Republican, for recorder
Of deeds, will have 1900 majority in the
city. The figures for Supreme Judge on
the State ticket will give Williams, Repub-
lican, about the same as Hart received.
The Republicans elect two commissioners
had the Democrats one
COLUMBUS, Nov. 9-The election IN Ohio
was for Governor, Lieutenant tiov-
ernor, Judges of the Supreme Court, Aud
itor, Treasurer, Attorney General and man.
Der OF the Boari of Public Works, for mem
bers of the General Assembly and for
county and township officers. There were
four tickets before the people-Republican
Democratic, Union Labor and Prohibition.
Returns Indicate the election Of Foraker.
Republican, for Governor by an increased
majority.
The vote in Hamilton County was Of pc
culiar interest. The comparison Is made
with the vote of 1855, when the Labor party
was not organized. The effect of its ill
roads upon the two old parties is easily
traceable 10 tile returns by preciEcis In
many precincts the depletion of the old
parties has been from % TO 60 per cent.
The loss falls most heavily on the Demo-
Gratis. as shown in the increased Repub-
lean plurality, but in some of the German
wards the Republican detection has been
greater.
Dies MONIES. Iowa, Nov. 2-Up TO mid
night last night election returns contlnUed
TO come in slowly but they showed uniform
Democratic gains of ABOUT fifteen to "A pre-.
cinct. There are over l,,OO precincts in
the State and a continuance of returns as
favorable to the Democrats as those alrca,y
received would elect Anderson. Democratic
candidate for Governor. 10y 10 go majority.
Two hundred and forty precincts now re-
por;ed that last year gave &c. $50 votes, tins
year gives 5i,34i, of these Larrabee has
3354s Anderson, 29,63e; Cain, ,a34, aud
Farnham, IL.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston for Governor is: Ames. Repub-
lican, 1876; lowering, Democrat, &c. GSS;
Earle, Prohibition, LIS; Marks, Labor,
2S5. Returns from 346 towns and cities in
the State give for Governor: Ames, 49,.
639; Lowering. lis, aG7; Earle, 1o.6S3; Marks,
3iS; for Lieutenant Governor: Bracket,
Il37, 6l0; Cutting, 115,1l5. The executive
council will stand seven Republicans and
one Democrat. as at present. The compo-
sitioa of the Senate and House can not as
yet be definitely gwen, but the returns in-
dictate large gains for the Republicans.
f-slr,f VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Nov. 9.-Returns received up
to one a. m. show that in forty-iive coun-
ties and cities the Democrats have elected
fifty-one members of the House of Dele.
gates, and in twenty Coalitionists have
elected seventeen members. In thirteen
out of nineteen Senatorial districts in which
elections Were held the Democrats elect
eight and the Republicans five. Richmond
gave Democratic majority of 800; Ports 4
mouth. Democratic majority of 500 AL. !
beTmare and Augusta counties have elect.
ed Democrats to the Legislature, as have
also Orange. Culpepper, Po;tsylvania, Bed
ford, Amherst, Prince Edward and Hall. !
fax.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. a-The indications
at one o'clock this morning are that the
majority for E. E. jackson. Democrat. for
Governor will be from 1000 to 1900 over
Walter b. Brooks, Republican, and the
votes for W. p. Whyte, Democrat, for At /
torncy General, over Francis Miller, Re |
publican. and Victor II. Baughman, Dem !
0crat, for Comptroller. over r b. Dixon, |
Republican, Will be about the same The 1
Legislature will be largely Democratic in
both branches. The Prohibition vote was /;
small.
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON. Miss, Nov. 9.-The election |
yesterday in Mississippi for members Ct |
tho Legislature and county officers was the /
Qujetest ever known. At this place very /
small vote was polied, there being no
to the Democratic ticket. |
No news has yet been received /
from the contesting counties where divis- |
ions have occurred, but there VIII be but |
few other than straight-out Democrats in /
the next Legislature
COOK COUNTY.
CHICAGO Nov. 9-The most significant
feature of yesterdays election was the re-
suit of the contest for the Superior Court |
judgeship. Against the magistrate who /
tried the Anarchists, Judge Joseph Z. Gary.
was pitted the attorney most prominent IN
their defense, Captain w. p. Black. The
vote was: Gary, $500; Black, g. l2.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, n. j., Nov a.-The Republic
ans claim the Assembly by from eight to
ten majority and the Senate by two ma
iority.
Only Necessary Expenses Allowed.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9-Secretary Fair
child has issued circular providing that